Man Accused Of Deadly Hit & Run Pleads Not Guilty A motorist accused of deliberately driving over a bicyclist, who was dragged more than 500 feet, pleaded not guilty today to murder and assault charges.
Former Helix High Teacher Sentenced For Sex With Student A former Helix High School geography teacher and girls' soccer coach who had sex with a 17-year-old female student at a hotel was sentenced today to probation and 365 days in custody.
Sanders Blames Aguirre For Bad Legal Advice Mayor Jerry Sanders blamed City Attorney Michael Aguirre today for a California Public Employment Relations Board ruling that put San Diego's voter-approved outsourcing program on hold.
Family's Lawyer Speaks About Deadly Harbor Shooting A 37-year-old male dancer fatally shot by a San Diego Harbor Police officer after jumping from a boat was not under the influence of alcohol or illicit drugs, and was killed in an unjustifiable shooting, an attorney representing the victim's family said today.
Border Patrol Struggles To Keep Newly Hired Agents Law enforcement officers wanted: must work graveyard shifts alone in remote towns along the Mexican border, put in long hours and perform well in triple-digit temperatures.
Medical Examiner: Police Shot Actor in the Back A medical examiner's report released Monday contradicts what police have said about the shooting death of a man who they rescued from San Diego Bay during a harbor cruise.
SD Super Delegate Offers His Conventional Wisdom Super delegate Congressman Bob Filner says he's just as excited as everyone else to be at the Democratic National Convention and be united in their pick for our next president. He says whatever division there may be in the party will be gone by the end of this week.
San Diegans In Denver As Delegates For Democrats Many San Diegans are in Denver this week with a very important job - they are delegates for Barack Obama. News 8 had a chance to speak with two of them.
SDG&E Exec. Takes Stand In Marine Death Case San Diego Gas & Electric followed Federal Aviation Administration guidelines in marking equipment that might be aviation hazards, the executive vice president of San Diego-based Sempra Energy testified today.
SDSU Fraternities, Sororities to Go Dry for 5 Weeks Classes at San Diego State University do not start until Sept. 2, but fraternities and sororities will be banned from hosting events with alcohol for five weeks, beginning Monday.
Inmate Escapes from Donovan Correctional Facility Prison officials said a 24-year-old man incarcerated for second-degree burglary at Richard J. Donovan Correctional Facility escaped over the weekend.
Man Shot in Downtown Motel Police reported that a 30-year-old man was hospitalized following a weekend shooting at a downtown motel, but his wound was not life-threatening.
Point Loma Woman Still Missing Despite Reward Friends and family of a local mother who went missing are hoping an increased reward will encourage someone to come forward with information.
Escondido Fire Under Investigation An investigation is underway into what caused an early morning fire that destroyed a carpentry business in Escondido.
Amber Alert for Palmdale Kids Abducted by Mother A search was under way Friday for a 39-year-old woman and her two children, who she allegedly kidnapped from the Palmdale home of their grandparents -- the siblings' legal guardians.
Prices Slashed At "Fantasy" Designer Furniture Sale Need new furniture, but it's not in your budget? Now you can buy top of the line home furniture and furnishings from model homes, all at drastically reduced prices.
Juvenile Pleads Not Guilty to Raping Woman in College-Area Home A 17-year-old boy, who is accused of raping a woman at knifepoint in her College-area home just days after being released from Juvenile Hall, pleaded not guilty today to nine felony charges.
PETA Wants To Buy SeaWorld And Free Shamu People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals wants to buy a SeaWorld park, possibly the one in San Diego, free the animals inside and replace them with virtual reality exhibits, it was reported today.
Immigration Agency Ends Self-deportation Program U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement says it will scrap a program for illegal immigrants to turn themselves in for deportation after getting only eight volunteers during a nearly three-week trial.
Geologist Points Out Cliff Danger Zones There are questions tonight about how vulnerable our seaside cliffs are, after the death of a tourist in a cliff collapse Wednesday.
Arson Blaze Ravages Lake Murray Home A pr-edawn arson fire gutted a Lake Murray-area house today, causing nearly $850,000 worth of damage, authorities reported.
Probation For Man Who Shot Girlfriend's Sister A man who accidentally killed his girlfriend's sister when he heard a disturbance in the home they all shared was sentenced today to credit for jail time served and ordered to speak to young people about the dangers of mixing alcohol and guns.